APTMA calls for implementation of PM's export package
21 Oct 17 1 min read
The All Pakistan Textiles Mills Association (APTMA) has called for implementing the Prime Minister Export Enhancement Package in its true spirit apart from initiating steps, such as providing uninterrupted energy supply to textile units, to ensure ease of conducting business to make Pakistan’s exports competitive in the international market.
The textile industry contributes 62 per cent in total exports of the country and provided 15 million direct and indirect employment to 15 million, APTMA chairman Aamir Fayyaz Sheikh told a recent press conference.
He stressed on the need for evolving an export-led policy and availability of energy at regionally competitive prices for economic turnaround. (DS)
The textile industry contributes 62 per cent in total exports of the country and provided 15 million direct and indirect employment to 15 million, APTMA chairman Aamir Fayyaz Sheikh told a recent press conference.
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He stressed on the need for evolving an export-led policy and availability of energy at regionally competitive prices for economic turnaround. (DS)
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